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A curve passes through the origin of co-ordinates and its gradient is 2x - x^2/3 at the point whose abscissa is x .Find the ordinate of the curve when x = 2
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the gradient is\[y'=2x-x^{2/3}\]correct?
@TuringTest yep
integrate to find the formula for y, then plug in x=2
if i integrate i will still have + c
use the fact that the origin is on the curve this implies that when x=0, y=0 plug that in to you formula after integration and you can solve for C
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which means c is 0
correct
thanks i got the way forward..
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